The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-03-02
Cotton 7 So.

Cotton to 81.
Mr.. James Tate is able to be out
again.
1t now unlawful to hunt quail OF
other game birds.
MIR. Joe jacobson returned from
Perryyiue yesterday.
The juvenile base ballist will soon
be abroad in the land.
Circuit court convenes four weeks
from next Monday.
Hoods SarsaparilIa for sale
bvJ. W. Wells.
Postmaster |. n. eagle, OF eagles
vile. was in town Monday.
Flowers are blooming and beauti-
fnl boGuets are frequently seen.
The first day Of the first spring
month was as beautiful as heart could
wish.
Prof. Thomas p. Mccain, of Lib.
erty township, was a pleasant caller
last Friday.
Grape and small fruit culture
should engage the attention of our peo-
pie. 1t will pay.
DIR. aud Mrs. w. II. Hill are en-
loving a visit from their neice, Miss
Mary Hill of Little Rock.
Farmers are pushing farm work
with will, to make up for the time
lost by reason of so much rain.
Prof. w. c. Smith is spending the
week in Little Rock, combining BUSH
ness with recreation and pleasure.
The genial sunshine of the past
few days has brought in lots of cotton
and revived business wonderfully.
-Messrs. Baird and Bright the most
extensive machinery dealers in the
south, have new ad. in this issue.
Read it.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Emma
Howell gave party complimentary to
her guest, Miss Salle Neal. A delight
full evening was spent.
Our worthy townsman, Capt. James
NJ. Harkey, will be member of the
next federal grand jury. 1t meets at
Little Rock next month.
1.-The G. L. S. G. will meet to-mor-
row night Thursday at the residence
of Mr.. Arthur Erwin. All the MEM
bers are requested to be present.
--Messrs. Howard and Boulder, two
migratory typos of passage, have the
thanks of the DEMOCRAT for valuable
assistance rendered us last week.
The Rev. Mr.. Winfield editor of
the Arkansas Methodist, will preach
at the M. Z. C. south, this place, next
Friday night. All are invited.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. j.
B. Faucette has decided to move to Ar
genta. Russellville will part with this
refined and genial family with genuine
regret.
"A defective flue caused little
blaze and a great deal Of excitement at
Mr.. Lon Spencer's last Friday after
noon. The timely discovery prevented
disastrous conflagration.
The SCOT burning in the fue of
Wells restaurant on Jefferson Street
last Sunday afternoon caused the alarm
of fire to be given and large crowd to
u
AFTER the close of the meeting at
Dardanelle, the Rev. Mr.. Tyler will re-
turn here and deliver a temperance lee
ture. Due notice of time and place
will be given in these columns.
just five weeks until the town cleo
ton, and the self sacrificing patriots
who are willing to offer themselves as
proper custodians of the offices, keep
well in the background,
Mr.. VIII Rodgers, collector for
S. B. Kirby, Little Rock, is spending
few days here visiting his old friends.
Will is a favorite here and his friends
are glad to see him.
Buy Landreth's Garden Seeds and
be happy. j. w. Wells
The county seat election comesoffon
Saturday the 10Th inst. just two weeks
from next Saturday. There are but
two places in nomination. Chose We
between them.
Wanted.
Every farmer in the county to call
and examine the best cutivator on the
market, the celebrated Buckeye spring
shovel. found at Love a. Miller's.
Their many friends will be glad Ia
welcome Mr.. w. ii. Rankin and family
back from Fayetteville. They arrived
last Wednesday to stay. They occupy
residence on Oak street, south of DR..
Hills.
If you want corn shelter. feed cut
ter, wheel-barrow, hoes, rakes, and In
fact any and everything farmer or
mechanic wants, go TO Love a. Miller's.
Mrs. Pauline Wells and Mrs. Mag
gle Wells, mother and better half OF
our popular druggist, James w. Wells
left last Friday on visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Hale, of lOsceola. They
will be absent several weeks.
-Landreth's Garden Seeds are A